Kolathur North Chennai Development Scheme Works Inspection
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority issued this inspection update dated 3 September 2025 on projects being carried out with the Greater Chennai Corporation under the North Chennai Development Scheme in the Kolathur Assembly constituency. It records inspections by P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, and his instruction to officials and contractors to complete the works quickly for public use.
What the document does
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority communication dated 3 September 2025 reports an official inspection of public projects in the Kolathur Assembly constituency. P. K. Sekarbabu, Minister for the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department and Chairman of the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority, inspected works being undertaken by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and the Greater Chennai Corporation under the North Chennai Development Scheme.
The Minister instructed officials and contractors to complete all the works quickly and bring the facilities into public use. The communication does not announce a land use change, planning approval, property acquisition, new fee or rule.
Projects inspected
The inspection covered the following works:
- An air-conditioned bus stop being built by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority at Retteri Junction.
- A new taluk office on Paper Mills Road in Kolathur.
- A sub-registrar office on Paper Mills Road in Kolathur.
- A shared workspace described as the Citizen Service Centre.
- Kolathur Modern Market.
- Raja Thottam Multipurpose Centre, being built by the Greater Chennai Corporation on Paper Mills Road in Perambur, near the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board residential buildings.
- An electric crematorium being upgraded by the Greater Chennai Corporation at G.K.M. Colony in Kolathur.
- The Thangal electric crematorium being upgraded by the Greater Chennai Corporation in Kolathur.
Who may be affected
The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority inspection update is mainly relevant to residents, businesses and users of public services in Kolathur, Perambur, Retteri Junction, Paper Mills Road, G.K.M. Colony and Thangal. Property buyers and owners near these locations may use it as evidence that the listed civic projects were under development or improvement on 3 September 2025.
The document does not state that any private property rights, ownership records, development permissions or registration requirements are changed.
Key points
- The inspections took place under the guidance of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
- Both the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and the Greater Chennai Corporation are responsible for different listed projects.
- The instruction was to accelerate completion and open the facilities for public use.
- No individual completion dates are provided for the projects.
- The Mayor, senior Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and Greater Chennai Corporation officials, engineers, transport officials, local representatives and councillors attended the inspections.
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Common questions
Does this document change the land use of property in Kolathur?
No land use change is stated. The document reports inspections of public projects and instructions to complete them quickly.
Does the document give completion dates for the projects?
No. Officials and contractors were told to complete the works quickly, but no project-specific completion date is provided.
Which registration-related facility was inspected?
A new sub-registrar office being built on Paper Mills Road in Kolathur was among the inspected projects.
Which agencies are carrying out the works?
The listed works are being undertaken by the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority and the Greater Chennai Corporation under the North Chennai Development Scheme.
